Thirty Sterling Silver Table Items,

America and England, 19th/20th century.
Assembled group includes:

One footed Sterling silver match holder tray impressed with mark of Marcus & Co. of New York, New York. Moderate tarnish and surface imperfections.

One Sterling silver porringer with keyhole pattern handle impressed with mark of Richard Dimes Co. (1908-55), South Boston, Massachusetts. Inscribed WHDG for William Holland Drury Goddard (1942-2020) of Providence, Rhode Island. Moderate tarnishing and small dents in wall.

Six miniature reticulated baskets impressed with mark of Gorham & Co., Providence, Rhode Island.

Two Sterling silver trays with unidentified maker's mark and inscribed "From Sally Ann Wing" on bottom. Moderately tarnished.

Pair of molded silver bird casters with unidentified hallmarks. Moderate interior corrosion.

One Sterling silver baby spoon with impressed mark of Gorham & Co., Providence, Rhode Island. Handle molded with the Capricorn symbol above the word December. Small dents observed in bowl.

One strainer spoon with threaded border impressed with marks of Gorham & Co, Providence, Rhode Island.

Two graduated Sterling silver serving spoons with molded petal-form bowls and square handles impressed with mark of Gorham & Co., Providence, Rhode Island. Unidentified engraved monogram.

Six demitasse spoons with gold-plated bowls and Sterling silver handles cast with unique floral terminals, impressed with mark of Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts.

Four pieces of Sterling silver flatware with molded handles, bearing marks of Gorham & Co., Providence, Rhode Island; Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, Massachusetts; Whiting Manufacturing Co., North Attleboro, Massachusetts; and Tiffany & Co., New York, New York. All in good condition with engraved inscriptions.

Three dinner knives with Sterling silver handles. One engraved with unidentified heraldic crest hallmarked Sovereign's Head, Lion Passant, and date code "K", with maker's initials I.T., possibly for Joseph Taylor of Birmingham, England, the blade marked "I. FREEMAN & SON INC. / ENGLAND". The second engraved with heraldic emblem of a crowned lion and hallmarked Sovereign's Head, Lion Passant, and date code "F", with maker's initials M.B., the blade impressed "W.W. HARRISON & CO. / SILVERSMITHS & CUTLERS / SHEFFIELD". The third, with King's Pattern relief decoration, is engraved with unidentified monogram and marked "TIFFANY & CO." on handle and English-made blade. All with slight surface imperfections.

One cake knife with elaborate molded handle and bright-cut engraved blade impressed "E" "P" "N" and "S", coming in leather-covered presentation box from The Renaissance, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Together weighing approximately 40.90 Troy oz.

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Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
(British, 1889-1946)
Sussex Downs

Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
(British, 1889-1946)
Wind

Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
(British, 1889-1946)
Southwark (Limehouse)

Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
(British, 1889-1946)
From an Office Window

Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson
(British, 1889-1946)
Twilight

NATALIBUS (PETRUS DE)
Catalogus sanctorum, Lyon, N. Petit and H. Penet, 1534

Thirty Sterling Silver Table Items,
America and England, 19th/20th century.

COCHRANE (CHARLES STUART)
Journal of a Residence and Travels in Colombia, 1825; and others on South America